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Rev. j. A. 3. Wilson, ?. E., OF
Salisbury District, Methodist Epis-
copal Church will make his last of
fetal visit. and preach in the lev
church at Pittsville, on Friday eve
ming, Feb. 11th at Z O'Clock. He
will also preach at Parksley Satur-
day, Feb. u at the same hour, and
at Crowson on Sabbath, Feb. 18th
at $50 and Z D. m.
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FRUIT TREES AND PLANTs-Straw-
berry. raspberry, blackberry ,soos"berry,
and asparagus plants, currant and grape
vines. Peach trees IL speciality. Also
pear, plum, apple, cherry, ounce, Shade
and ornamental Trees. Prices low
Terms cash. Address
II. c. Barnard,
Lebanon, Del
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Strawberry plants are now offer
by Mr.. Wm. Il. pruitt at % per
cent lower, than heretofore, adver-
tised through our columns.
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Fox SALr.-Tfty TO sixty bushels of
frst-clasS clover seed, at market prices,
sold in any quantity desired.
$3.50 G. L. TAYLOR,
Jenkins Bridge.
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Buy your clover and grass seeds
of w. t. Wise. Onancock. HIS
stock is complete and at prices to
suit the times.
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The N. P.Churct Sabbath school will
hold a festival in the NJ. P. Church, at
Greenbackvile. OH the 18TH and 18th
inst. the proceeds to go towards re-
plenishing the school library.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-05

Mir. Geo. j. Leatherbury, Of the
firm OF Young, Kimmeli & DiggS is
now on the Eastern Shore. Our
merchants will act wisely who ia
vor the firm through their repre-
sentative with orders.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-05

Ii you wantreiable garden seeds
go to ". T. WiSe's Drug Store at
Orancock, where you will find as
large and complete assortment as
there is on the shore, purchased
direct from the old and reliable
house OF d. Lambeth & SONS. Or
ders by mail will receive prompt
attention.
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Miss Elizabeth Chadbourne, clio.
cutiouist, of Boston, Mass, has
purchased so acres Of land Of Mr..
Parker W. Parks, located near
Parksley Station, for the sum Of
GoUu0.
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Master VIM. Belore, of Gnancock,
son of Mr.. James l.. Belote. le!tior
poughkeepSie last Moudav. TO take
q course il the business college ct
that place.
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For SALE.-One hundred thousand
strawberry plants, Crystal City, Bid
well. Sh.rpless and Monarch OF the
West at $l.50 per LOCO. Orders for
5000 OF more delivered ut any Station on
\. y, p. & n. II. r., freight prepaid.
Geo. w. McMath,
Onley, Va.
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There are a good many Of orr yer


There are a goodmany Of our very
bestsyoting element that won't Or don't
take any interest in primary elections.
q. There a.e men who from time to
time have voted the Independent ticket
theR eadjuster ticket and even tue Re-
publican ticket-for instance in the last
election, I know of men who voted for
Mr. Browne who are as goo! and as
well calculated to vote the interest Of
this county as any man can be, and yet
some of those men would feel a delicacy
linggoing into a primary election without
acordial invitation.
And while AN a Democrat in the
br9adest sense of the word with con-
scientious belief thatit is right, don't
:tliinllit will do any good Or advancethe
cause OF Democracy one iota to censure
and;abuse or say hard things about any
one because they choose to differ with
me. / DON'T propose to do it.
Hoping this will be satisfactory and
soliciting your SURFACES, l am
Yours, &C.,
T.. J. NELSON.
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WANTED. industriou farmer to
work good two-hOrse farm for present
year, either for share or wages. Horses
and implements furnished If desired.
B. Fentress, Locsstmount.
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Mr.. Jas. 4. Barnes, Temperance
vile. used the fertilizer known rs
.,,niyture 3" on both irish and
sweet potatoes and recommends it
rs FIRST class.
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NoT1cE.-Wc lave now in st ,cl, Po-
comoke per-Phospiiate, Peruvian
guano, refuse salt, Kainit, glass. plows,
piow castings. rope and traces, i'll kinds
OF seeds, pe;ls. onions &C., everything in
fact the farmer needs.
G.. b. Fosuue 81 Co.
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For SALE.-A very fine mule. 10
years old, large, sound and gentle Oh
reasonable terms. D. w. Savage, near
Onancock.
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AIr. Geo. t. Gladding, constable
in Atlantic district, has announced
himself a candidate for re.elcction.
He has proven himself q good OIL
Ger, and Will doubtless be his own
successor.
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FENcE-If yon intend to put mp pail
ing or railing, wait and see the Vincent
Combination Fence. Cheapest, pref
tiest. and most durable fence Ill the
world. For sale by A. NJ. N Dillingham;,
LocuStvilIe, Va. Samples can be. seen
by dropping him line.
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Mr.. Henderson Lewis, we'll known
at Accomac G. II. aud vicinity.
died last week, aged Il years.
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Oysters are being sent from this sec
tion to market over the D., NJ. & Va.
r. R.. in large quantities, but the returns
for them are not very encouraging.
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Crisfeld Branch.
A. n PM. Pm :.
cAkl, =

81 stops for passengers nslgnaI to conduot":
X" daily, except Sunday.
II. w. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City. Va.
R.. B. Cooke. Gent Freight aad Passen.
GER Agent, Norfolk, Va
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For RENr.-For year 1887. store
house at Psstoria, now occupied by g.
p. Byrd & BIO.
Geo. w. Core, Pastora.
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t.. GOAL Ms=WS.

Call at Blackstone & Bells, Ac-
comac c. q. for best seeds of all
Kinds.
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FOR RENT.-For 1857, one good two
horse farm, on "Jolly's Neck" tract,
with good buildings OH it: Will make
$50 to IT'S bills. of corn OIL one half Of
- = - G, T. Taylor.
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For SALE.-Onew agonrunning gear,
one cart, corn and fodder.
Jno. R. Kellam, louisville.
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NOTICE. Everyone is hereby fore
warned from cunning OF otherwise tres
passing onnly premises lnownas Bow
man s Folly, y or upon premises now oc.
cupied by Thoma, Coxton, ST., without
my permission, Under penalty. OF the
law. Wm. III. C0Iton.
Dec. 18th, 1886.
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For SALE-Fine Morrell mare,
years old, gentle to all harness and a
good roadster-also line large Morrell
colt. Cheap for cash.
Upshur Byrd,
Seaside p. o., Va.
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For SALE-Fine lot of clover seedat
city prices in quantities to suit purcllas
ers. D. II. Dennis,
Temperanceville, Va.
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Respectfully,
THos. G. PARRAMoRE.
BUSINESS NOTICES

NoTIcE-All persons indebted to the
late firm of Fosquc & Boggs are request
ed to come forward and settle by either
cash or mite. Either of tho members Of
the firm will siGn in liquidation.
George B. Fosque,
Frank NJ. Boggs.
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-; or = THE = $50 S:szg
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF BALTIA1oKE,
Until further notice, on m after Sunday,
Dee. 5th, 1856. will run their stoamers as
follows, weather per.nIttlEs,l lowing South ST.;
Wharf ut 30 O'Clock p. N.
steamer TAEG9ER.
CAPT. s. q. WILSON
Every Tuesday and Friday .or Crisneld. Finney's
Onnncock, Pits Wharf, Collar Hull, RshvDoth,
Pocomoko City Wnd Snow I'LL.
EETURNING-LonyOs Snow Hill Mondays and
Thursday ut IL. M, touching at river landings
lncs at the usuul hours: Unancock 2p. IT,.
Flnns, IS 2:30 p. M
Steamer EASTERN sIEGRE.
CAPT. ". W. MATTHEWS.
EVERY WEDNESDAYS for Cris1sld. Hoffm ans.
Evans, Boggs. Huntlu: CreeS. GuIlford and
Mes.ungo. RErURNINti-Luay MessvnsO Fri.
day Gil. M, touching ut Hunting CreeS and
Gulifurd ~ usul,hnur', Nhniua |! noOn, B0ggs
p. M. Evans l.l5, l!ofrntn's2 2, rhnSior Island
Up, m.h.,
Every SUNDAY for Crlsncld. Hprm ms, Evans
Bngs5', .ndli. Davis. Reafls" Mllos', Shields,
Hungnrs and 'rayor's wharv,s. RETURNING
-loIves rIylor's Tuesday ri GAM. touching
AT tiip nb,ve landings 1T usual hours.
AL Steamers leave Crls1eld foi Balti-
- more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for oil points
on the y. T., Phlln and Norfolk, Wicomicv and
Pucomokc L. X. daily, Delaware. Maryluud ind
Virginia Railroads. On Tuesdays und Frlunys
positively no freight received aftor IS p. N.
and must DO prepaid To- I'll points, except
on thc n. Y. Phia. and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent.
f05 South street. Baltimore
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For SALE-A fine mule of good size,
years old and unbroken. on reasonable
terms. Ira Hopkins.
heir Onancock.
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Express train. leaving harrington so e. M
and arriving at 46 y. M. runs through SOLO -
and from Baltimore Via. P.drtcrs aud NeHhrh.
New YORK, phlladelphls Norfolk Railroad *
press Leave Phi.adclphla 1l.0j a. M, cav.
Baltimore $50 a. m. v .lnihston 1913 u M, onii!,
stoppIug a. Dcvar and Dclnlar regularly; AKA q
New Clsto, MiddIotowp, Clayton. HarrlLgtoh
aud SonfurI u lohyo passengers from Whii'ih.
ton aud points North VI take On passengers s"u.u
of Delmar.
The ll.l1 pm train also stopsat Laurel 10 loase
passengers from Wllmlngton or points nortn.
Observation-Disclosures leave Dolinnr LID =. =
daily, DOyer a.36 IN. regularly arriving NJ"
minston 1855 =. M, Baltimore 6.a5 u M. aiio
Philadelphia $50 a. III.
Tho rs q. ~. train also stops ut Seatoro' HAT
rlngton, Clayton, Aiddletown to lowe pnsson-
gers from points south OK Delmar. or tax GA
passopgers for Wilmington and points NORTH.
New Castle accom- m odStlun Trains -Lenvo VIZ
mingtOn 500 AM, and 81 p. IN. Leave NOW e~s.
tie $40 r. IN. and Sc p. N.
Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia Br. lralns.--
Leave Harrington for LeTes ll.03 a. M, 80
For Franklin and way stations l1.05 u m. ts.
turning trains leave Lewes for HARRINGTON s's
u. IN. and 80 p. H. Leave Franklin b ~ o. IN.
Queen Anne L Kent L. R-Leaye ToWEseha l'f
Ccutrevllie and way stations 4o u. M ana ~ Pi'
IN, week days.
Delaware Chesapeake h. R.-Dcav Clayton
for Oxford aud way stations 10 03 q. m. ana II p.
m. week days.
Cambridge 4 Seaford r, R-Leave soaford t'r
Cambridge and way stations II 80 Il. m. week IS
Conuc:tlon-At Porter, with Newark ''"-
ware City Railroad At Townsend. with queen
Annc's Kent Railroad. st Clayton with De'<
ware Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore ara
Delaware Bay Railroad. At dlrrlnSton, VIII
Delaware, Maryland Wright. RAILROAD: =.
scaford with Cambridge y Seaford Rai!r62o AZ
Delmnr. With Now York, Philadelphia Nor!"lS,
Wiconico pocnrnoSc, and Peninsula Raiirot,;5
CHAS, E. PUGh, General Manager.
lJ.R. Wood General Passenger Agent
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VIRGlNtA. In the Circuit Court
Y for the county of Accomack, in va
cation, January 18TH, 1887.
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth D., his wife, in right
OF said wite..,...............P iainGiE5a
against
Annie Virginia Stevens, Sarah
Stevens, Rikc Joseph Stevens,
Richard Stevens and May, his wife,
George Samuel Stevens, James
.Upshur Stevens, Emily Florence
Stevens, William Morris Stevens,
Palestine Henry and Estele, his
wife, William Thomas and Margar-
ct A., his wife, Montcalm Oldham,
Jr.. trustee in Il deed executed by
VIM. w. Gray and Elizabeth d.,
his wife, to him for the benefit Of
John Drummond, John Drummond
in bis own right and as assignee Of
VIM. G. Coleburn & Sons, Mont
calm Oldham, il, and William 2.
Bell. executors of WIN. II. PARA
more, deceased, who was trustee in
a deed executed by Richard Stev-
ems to him for the beEcfit Of Chas.
b. Lilliston, C!las. B. Lilliston,
Levin w. Mock, trustee in a deed
executed by Elizabeth D. Gray.
(who prior to her interniarriage
with the said Nym. w. was Eliza
beth d. Stcvens), to him for the
benefit of VIM. 9. Coleburn & Sons,
James II. Fletcher, Jr., trustee in q
deed executed by Richard Stevens,
to him for the benefit Of George B.
Fosqne, surviving partner of the
late firm Of Fosque & Bro, George
B. Fosque, Montcalm Oldham, Jr.,
trustee in IL deed executed by Mary
Stevens. to him for the benefit Of
George L. Parker and VIM. H..
Parker. merchants and partners
trading us George f. Parker Il Co.,
and the said George L. Parker and
VIM. I'll. Parker, merchants and
partners trading as aforesaid.
Observation-Disclosures. ........Dclcllual It's.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this shit is to OBJ
tain the decree oil the said court
for the sale for purposes of parti
ton among those entitled. of GER
foir lot ar tract Of land situated in
Lee District i'll said county, con-
tanning fifty two acres, more or less,
and bounded N. q. By the land of
Jno. r. Walker, S. e. by the land
of Winfield Stevens and others, S
w. by that of Win. j. Eichelber-
ger and wife and others, and n. w.
by the county road leading from
the G. r., to Pungoteague.
Affidavit having been made be-
fore he clerk of the said court that
the said defendants, Annie Virgin
in Stevens, Sarah Stevens, William
Morris Stevens, Palestine Henry
and Estelle, his wife, and William
Thomas and Margaret A., his vile,
are non.residents Of this State, OH
the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
attorneys, it is ordered that said
non.resident defendants do appear
here within one month after due
publication of this order and do
What is necessary to protect their
Interests; aud that this order be
published once Il week for four sue
cessive weeks in the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub
lished ut Accomack Court House
in said county, and also posted at
the front door Of the courthouse OF
said county, on the first day Of the
next.term OF county court OF the
said county.
Test. II. OLDHAM, JE., C. G.
A Copy
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, .ln., G. G.
Thos. IL. Bayly Browne aud Sam
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FOR SALE-One horse, one-horse cart
and harness. G.. d. FosQue s. Co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is hereby fore
warned from cunning or hauling seine
on my premises without permission lln-
der full penalty OF tile law.
Geo. p. Barnes.
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Fon RENT.-For thu present or next
year, Il good two.horse filrm, with or
without dwelling on reasonable terms.
Geo. P. Barnes.
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For SALE-One COW young and fresh
topail in March; and so potato bed
frames. G. j. Fosque u Co.
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Grcci.Isack willie.

There are several cases Of measles at
and near here.
A band of Gypsies arrived here last
Friday evening, and encamped Gu the
suburbs of the town.
Business here and at franklin City is
not as lively as had been predicted at
the beginning of the oyster season.
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For SALE.-Fine lot of superior seed
oats Of last year S growth.
w. IT, Brougliton, Only Station.

For SALE.-Pnre Plymouth Rock
eggs-Sl per setting Of Is.
3. T. Gunter.
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q sI,=|;I=s .,::|
plila., Wilmington : Bal
timore Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,

On and after January 3ist. 1855 Sundays q
ceptedl, trains will leave rs follows:
NORTHwARD.
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Iannouncc myself az candidate for
reelection for the Office Of Commission
crof Revenue of Accomac county, for
district No. ., (St. Georges Parisll,)
subject, however, to the decision of the
Democratic party alta primary election,
if such a method Of making nomina-
tiolis be adopted.
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and united efforts on your part demon
stratc to the world the fact, that you not
only have tho pluck and energy to grow
a crop, but that you -havethc ability and
common sense to. market it after YOU
have grown it.
SWEET PoTATO GROWER. =
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SWEET Potato GROWER.

ME-. EDrroR.-L have recently re-
ceived from the Auditor the following
communication. which Ipublish forthe
information of Justices and all others
interested.
- r..vv
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ss \ cross-marK on your paper, before
e5,r YOUR name. made with pen and ink,
~ indicates tnat your subscription has
r.:F expired. or is due. ara You are re-
s." spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
new
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VIRGINIA. In the Circuit Court
Y for the county of Accomack, in va
cation, January 18TH, 1887.
Mary Stevens, William w. Gray
and Elizabeth D., his wife, in right
OF said wite................. .PiainGiEa
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-02-05

For SALE.-Crescent Hyslup, VIII
son and Sharpless Strawberry plants-
by the Thousand $l.50, large quantities
Sl.25; R,ncocas raspherries at $4.0O per
hundred.
Temper:lnceYille.
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Aside from the measles, the general
health of the people in this town and vi
cinity was never better than at present,
but such is not to be wondered ut when
we remember that this is one of the
most healthy points anywhere to be
found,
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and Frnit Growers Assecia-
ton.
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Mrs. c. b. Mason, wife of one of our
merchants, is quite sick. She had been
unwell for some time,and recently went
to Somerset county. Md, to visit reIa
tives and friends, thinking perhaps a
trip would do her good. She is now
with her family and friends in that coun.
ty, quite sick.
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Jas. I. GGarnsine 8 Co.,

VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court
' for the county Of Accomack, in the
vacation OF the said court, January It'll,
1857.
.Inmes II. HoneY and TEeodosia, his
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Recent arrivals at the Atlantic: J.
II. Morrow, NJ. II. Stevenson, james
Hancock, Philadelphia; II. S. Shirk,
Lancaster, Pa: J. S. Atkins, n. Y; G.
Il. Ames, Nv. Gardiner, Geo. E.Scott,
W. II Andrews. J.W .Burch Baltimore;
LIE. Neck, Jas. II. Fletcher, Jr., SD.
Fletcher, Accomac.
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Test. NJ. OLDHAM, .tR., G. G.
Thos. IL. Bayly Browne aud SAINT
L. Ross, p. q.
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Schooner Alice Dudley, reported
ashore last week was gotten of last Fri
| dow
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-15
AN UPSET.
UPSET. The Junior Crew Fake an Unexpected | Bath-The Boat Stove in by the Ice.

The Junior Crew Fake an Unexpected
 Bath-The Boat Stove in by the Ice.
 Wild rumors ran about the center last evening that two students had been drowned while out rowing. The facts are that the junior crew, who started out for row early last evening, were upset owing to the ice when about three hundred feet from the boat house. They soon found themselves foun- dering in the water, but on taking soundings they discovered that the water was only up to their arm pits. They beguiled the time while thus situated in the best manner feasi- ble. Pretty soon a tug came along and res- cued them. Two of the crew were seen after their bath and reported that nobody was the worse foc the ducking, and that their boat woald need considerable in the way of re- AI airs.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-02-15
BABY'S SKIN, Infanlfle and Birth Hume DTS speedily Cured by
 Cusicura.

EHoR Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Hu mors for aliaying Ttching Burning and Infa- nation, for curing the first symptoms of Eczema Psoriasis, Milk Crust. Scala Head, Scrofua and other inherited skin and blood diseases CUTICURA the great Skin Cure and CUTICURA SOAP, an exqui site Skin Beautifier, externally, and Cuticura Re- solvent, the Blood Purifier, internally, are in fallble. Absolutely pure.
 MY oldest Child.
 Now six years of age. when an infant six months old, as attacked with virulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary remedies failing, we called our family physician, who attempted to cure 1t but it spread with almost incredible rapidity, until the lower portion of the little fellow person. from the middle of his back down to his knees was one solid rash. ugly, painful, blotched and malicious We had no rest at night, no peace by day The physician did not know then, and does not know Cuticura Remedies Without the knowledge of our physician procured a box of Cuticura and cake of Cuticura Soap. The effect
 Was Simply Marvellous,
 Using the two together, first washing him thor oughIy with Cuticura Soap, then amounting him wi h Cuticura. From the first applc ation change for the better appeared The doctor said we hae no further use of him, and ceased his visits. IT three or four weeks 8 complete cure was wrought leaving the littla fellows person as white anc healthy as though he had never been attacked. II my opinion your valuable remedies saved his life and to-day he is a strong, healthy chid perfectly well, no repetition of the disease having ever oc cured. You welcome to make any use of thl you may deem best. GEO B. SMITH,
 Attorney at Law and Ex Pros. Attorney,
 Ashland, Oho
 Reference: J. c. Weist. Druggist, Ashland, o